Malaysian cocoa industry has good potential to penetrate international market, says minister | Malay Mail

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KOTA SAMARAHAN, Dec 12 — The Malaysian cocoa industry has good potential to penetrate the international market due to its high quality, said Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities Datuk Zuraida Kamarudin. She said the ministry was serious about developing the cocoa industry as the...

KOTA SAMARAHAN, Dec 12 — The Malaysian cocoa industry has good potential to penetrate the international market due to its high quality, said Minister of Plantation Industries and Commodities Datuk Zuraida Kamarudin.

“The ministry will help smallholders to increase their crops and productivity by recommending that they plant cocoa trees from good breeds. The quality of cocoa beans produced in Malaysia has gained international recognition and appreciation. According to Zuraida, the Malaysian Cocoa Board strives to help local chocolate entrepreneurs to promote their products to be known throughout the country, thus being able to compete with international chocolate products.

 

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